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Zero-sum games are played for lethal stakes in these arresting stories by one of Americas most acclaimed writers.

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An exciting debut novel for those with a taste for literary horror, reminiscent of the writing of Jonathan Safron-Foer.

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One of the truly original books of the decade, and written as a single, hypnotic, propulsive, physically irresistible sentence, Mathias Enard's Zone is an Iliad for our time, an extraordinary and panoramic view of violent conflict and its consequences in the twentieth century and beyond.

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From the author of the Man Booker longlisted The Underground Railroad

A pandemic has devastated the planet, sorting humanity into two types: the uninfected and the infected, the living and the living dead.

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Following the wild success of his novel, Carnovsky, Nathan Zuckerman has been catapulted into the literary limelight. But beneath the uneasy glamour are the spectres of the recently murdered Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr, and an unsettled Zuckerman feels himself watched...

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A multi-prize-winning debut novel from one of Russia's most exciting new talents

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Fiction and lyric essay combine in Zahia Rahmani's poetic reflection on Islamic history and what it means to be Muslim.

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Native Women demand to be heard in this stunning anthology.

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The 10 winning stories accompanied by stories from the former African Booker prizewinners.

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Where were you on 9/11 And these pages will have you asking: where were you on 10/10, that fateful October morning when a simple commute into Manhattan becomes a nightmare, shattering lives and washing away our bedrock belief that, even in the darkest times, the good in us will always triumph over evil.

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An intimate novella of love and loss wrought from the cultural underground, perfectly expressed in an inventive object that rediscovers the magical possibilities of the book.

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"Originally published in France as 14 by Les Editions de Minuit, 7, rue Bernard-Palissy, 75006, Paris, 2012."--Title page verso.

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A lively coming-of-age novel that records the collision of small town life with the earth-shattering news headlines of 1979.

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"When Francine Ephesians Didwell loses the love of her life, she is forced to reconnect with her estranged family. She's led two lives up until now, one with her evangelical charismatic family, and another of emancipated rebellion with her lover."--

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Set in the early 1990s on a British army base, 4 a.m. tells the story of Cal and Manny, army chefs posted to Germany. Bored and institutionalised, the pair soon succumb to the temptations of Hamburg's red-light district. But it is only a matter of time before hedonism and military discipline clash head on, with comic and poignant consequences.

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.The journey in 5 Ways to be Famous Now is wild and rollicking, full of Maurilia Meehan's trademark satirical wit and sharp observation. This is a delightful and amusing novel - and just a little bit savage - for anyone who ever wanted to know the secrets of fame.

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From a writer whom master poet Seamus Heaney described as one "who risks much both stylistically and emotionally" comes 52 Men. Taut, spare and highly compressed autobiographical fiction for the mobile age, it is immensely funny and sexually charged.

In contemporary literary miniatures from a few lines to a few pages, Manhat

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Haunting, paranoid story of a gay insomniac forced to make very uncomfortable choices to stay alive during the Argentine dictatorship.

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